[Skaggles]

So, I got tired of committing changes to github only to find that my markdown-formatted README files had some problems rendering due to typos or errors. Then, I'd have to make changes and commit AGAIN to fix these typos. That's when I got the idea for Checkmark. It was made as a learning project, but also something I could use (and they say good tools are made out of necessity). Well, the idea behind Checkmark is that you can paste in your markup code (which, currently, it only supports Markdown, Textile, and RDoc languages) and it will show you how the markup will look as HTML.

Site: http://checkmark.heroku.com
Source: https://github.com/aburdette/checkmark

I could use some opinions/feedback on the project. You can respond here, but if you'd rather PM me, that's fine too. Thank you.

edit: url change

This post has been edited by Skaggles: 24 September 2011 - 02:26 AM

[Skaggles]

Just pushed beta2 to the site for further testing. Made a bunch of changes to the code and some minor changes to the UI. Also, fixed a few errors that came up during previous testing. If you visited recently, due to caching, you might need to do a page refresh for the changes to be rendered. Thanks for the feedback (specifically all those in the #dreamincode irc channel).

[Skaggles]

After some testing, I've taken Checkmark out of beta. I still look forward to any feedback towards future releases and revisions. Hope some of you find Checkmark useful in writing markup.

url has changed: http://checkmark.heroku.com/

edit: cause i'm a terrible speller at night

This post has been edited by Skaggles: 24 September 2011 - 03:00 AM